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The Forced War: When Peaceful Revision Failed by David L. Hoggan (1961)

by: David L. Hoggan

Publication date: 1961

Topics: Audiobook, David L. Hoggan, history, WW2, WWII, The Second World War, World War Two, Poland, USSR, England, Adolf Hitler, Germany, NSDAP, pacts, Russian, Austria, Austrian, France, French

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BACK

258.4K

The Forced War: When Peaceful Revision Failed

5.1M

Introduction by Theodore J. O’Keefe

17.1M

Preface

136.3K

Chapter 1. The New Polish State

3.0M

The Anti-Polish Vienna Congress

2.8M

The 19th Century Polish Uprisings

1.7M

Pro-German Polish Nationalism

4.3M

Pro-Russian Polish Nationalism

1.3M

Pro-Habsburg Polish Nationalism

5.1M

Pilsudski’s Polish Nationalism

6.9M

Poland in World War I

16.2M

Polish Expansion After World War I

5.9M

The Pilsudski Dictatorship

5.4M

The Polish Dictatorship After Pilsudski’s Death

141.6K

Chapter 2. The Roots of Polish Policy

3.4M

Pilsudski’s Inconclusive German Policy

3.3M

The Career of Jozef Beck

3.4M

The Hostility between Weimar Germany and Poland

6.6M

Pilsudski’s Plans for Preventive War Against Hitler

4.2M

The 1934 German-Polish Non-Aggression Pact

4.5M

Beck’s Position Strengthened by Pilsudski

5.8M

Beck’s Plan for Preventive War in 1936

1.5M

Hitler’s Effort to Promote German-Polish Friendship

8.8M

The Dangers of an Anti-German Policy

136.8K

Chapter 3. The Danzig Problem

4.4M

The Repudiation of Self-Determination at Danzig

7.3M

The Establishment of the Free City Regime

7.3M

The Polish Effort to Acquire Danzig

1.7M

Danzig’s Anguish at Separation from Germany

6.4M

Poland’s Desire for a Maritime Role

4.1M

Hitler’s Effort to Prevent Friction at Danzig

3.6M

The Chauvinism of Polish High Commissioner Chodacki

2.1M

The Deterioration of the Danzig Situation after 1936

1.2M

The Need for a Solution

149.8K

Chapter 4. Germany, Poland, and the Czechs

3.4M

The Bolshevik Threat to Germany and Poland

4.2M

Hitler’s Anti-Bolshevik Foreign Policy

9.0M

Polish Hostility Toward the Czechs

6.2M

Polish Grievances and Western Criticism

4.4M

The Anti-German Policy of Benes

7.6M

Neurath’s Anti-Polish Policy Rejected by Hitler

7.5M

The German-Polish Minority Pact of 1937

3.1M

The Bogey of the Hossbach Memorandum

2.2M

Hitler’s November 1937 Danzig Declaration

1.7M

Austria as a Czech Buffer

136.8K

Chapter 5. The Road to Munich

2.6M

Hitler’s Peaceful Revision Policy in 1938

5.4M

The January 1938 Hitler-Beck Conference

1.9M

The Rise of Joachim von Ribbentrop

6.3M

The Fall of Kurt von Schuschnigg

16.4M

The Double Game of Lord Halifax

4.7M

The Secret War Aspirations of President Roosevelt

7.5M

The Peace Policy of Georges Bonnet

1.2M

Litvinov’s Hopes for a Franco-German War

2.9M

The Reckless Diplomacy of Eduard Benes

1.1M

The War Bid of Benes Rejected by Halifax

3.3M

Hitler’s Decision to Liberate the Sudetenland

3.1M

The Sportpalast Pledge of September 26, 1938

2.2M

Hungarian Aspirations in Czechoslovakia

2.7M

British Encouragement of Polish Defiance at Danzig

3.6M

Polish Pressure on the Czechs

1.0M

The Soviet Threat to Poland

5.3M

The Failure of Benes to Deceive Beck

4.1M

The Munich Conference

2.3M

The Polish Ultimatum to Czechoslovakia

4.3M

German Support to Poland Against the Soviet Union

3.1M

Anglo-German Treaty Accepted by Hitler

144.4K

Chapter 6. A German Offer to Poland

4.6M

Germany’s Perilous Position After Munich

3.0M

The Inadequacy of German Armament

1.7M

The Favorable Position of Great Britain

1.6M

Hitler’s Generous Attitude Toward Poland

10.1M

Further Polish Aspirations in Czecho-Slovakia

7.3M

Continued Czech Hostility Toward Poland and Germany

2.8M

Polish Claims at Oderberg Protected by Hitler

5.2M

The Failure of Czech-Hungarian Negotiations

5.2M

Germany’s Intentions Probed by Halifax

5.6M

Beck’s Failure to Enlist Rumania Against Czecho-Slovakia

3.5M

Beck’s Request for German Support to Hungary

7.1M

Hitler’s Suggestion for a Comprehensive Settlement

3.2M

Beck’s Delay of the Polish Response

2.0M

Beck Tempted by British Support Against Germany

154.3K

Chapter 7. German-Polish Friction in 1938

6.2M

The Obstacles to a German-Polish Understanding

13.7M

The Polish Passport Crisis

9.0M

Persecution of the German Minority in Poland

2.0M

Polish Demonstrations Against Germany

7.0M

The Outrages at Teschen

2.4M

The Problem of German Communication with East Prussia

634.1K

Tension at Danzig

3.7M

The November 1938 Ribbentrop-Lipski Conference

3.4M

German Confusion About Polish Intentions

7.7M

Secret Official Polish Hostility Toward Germany

5.2M

A German-Polish Understanding Feared by Halifax

2.1M

Poland Endangered by Beck’s Diplomacy

154.9K

Chapter 8. British Hostility Toward Germany After Munich

6.9M

Hitler’s Bid for British Friendship

3.4M

Chamberlain’s Failure to Criticize Duff Cooper

11.9M

The British Tories in Fundamental Agreement

15.2M

Tory and Labour War Sentiment

2.5M

Control of British Policy by Halifax

5.2M

Tory Alarmist Tactics

2.7M

Tory Confidence in War Preparations

10.7M

Mussolini Frightened by Halifax and Chamberlain

4.1M

Hitler’s Continued Optimism

148.4K

Chapter 9. Franco-German Relations After Munich

1.6M

France an Obstacle to British War Plans

3.0M

Franco-German Relations After Munich

1.3M

The Popularity of the Munich Agreement in France

11.2M

The Popular Front Crisis a Lesson for France

13.2M

The 1935 Laval Policy Undermined by Vansittart

5.8M

The Preponderant Position of France Wrecked by Leon Blum

8.4M

The Daladier Government and the Czech Crisis

9.8M

The Franco-German Friendship Pact of December 1938

2.5M

The Flexible French Attitude After Munich

150.1K

Chapter 10. The German Decision to Occupy Prague

1.3M

The Czech Imperium Mortally Wounded at Munich

6.9M

The Deceptive Czech Policy of Halifax

2.3M

The Vienna Award a Disappointment to Halifax

4.5M

New Polish Demands on the Czechs

5.1M

Czech-German Friction After the Vienna Award

5.7M

The Czech Guarantee Sabotaged by Halifax

2.5M

Czech Appeals Ignored by Halifax

2.7M

Hitler’s Support of the Slovak Independence Movement

4.8M

President Roosevelt Propagandized by Halifax

3.3M

Halifax Warned of the Approaching Slovak Crisis

5.5M

Halifax’s Decision to Ignore the Crisis

5.2M

The Climax of the Slovak Crisis

3.8M

The Hitler-Hacha Pact

3.4M

Halifax’s Challenge to Hitler

4.0M

Hitler’s Generous Treatment of the Czechs after March 1939

2.1M

The Propaganda Against Hitler’s Czech Policy

160.8K

Chapter 11. Germany and Poland in Early 1939

3.2M

The Need for a German-Polish Understanding

2.7M

The Generous German Offer to Poland

3.7M

The Reasons for Polish Procrastination

1.8M

Hitler’s Refusal to Exert Pressure on Poland

1.3M

Beck’s Deception Toward Germany

5.4M

The Confiscation of German Property in Poland

7.6M

German-Polish Conversations at the End of 1938

11.2M

The Beck-Hitler Conference of January 5, 1939

5.4M

The Beck-Ribbentrop Conference of January 6, 1939

3.9M

German Optimism and Polish Pessimism

6.9M

The Ribbentrop Visit to Warsaw

12.1M

Hitler’s Reichstag Speech of January 30, 1939

4.8M

Polish Concern About French Policy

2.2M

The German-Polish Pact Scare at London

8.1M

Anti-German Demonstrations During Ciano’s Warsaw Visit

7.2M

Beck’s Announcement of His Visit to London

144.2K

Chapter 12. The Reversal of British Policy

10.4M

Dropping the Veil of an Insincere Appeasement Policy

3.9M

British Concern About France

1.7M

Hitler Threatened by Halifax

4.2M

Halifax’s Dream of a Gigantic Alliance

6.1M

The Tilea Hoax

3.2M

Poland Calm About Events at Prague

4.3M

Beck Amazed by the Tilea Hoax

2.3M

Chamberlain’s Birmingham Speech

4.3M

The Anglo-French Protest at Berlin

3.1M

The Withdrawal of the British and French Ambassadors

4.1M

The Halifax Alliance Offer to Poland and the Soviet Union

153.2K

Chapter 13. The Polish Decision to Challenge Germany

2.8M

The Impetuosity of Beck

2.8M

Beck’s Rejection of the Halifax Pro-Soviet Alliance Offer

7.0M

Lipski Converted to a Pro-German Policy by Ribbentrop

2.2M

Lipski’s Failure to Convert Beck

5.8M

Beck’s Decision for Polish Partial Mobilization

3.4M

Hitler’s Refusal to Take Military Measures

8.7M

Beck’s War Threat to Hitler

5.3M

Poland Excited by Mobilization

3.3M

Hitler’s Hopes for a Change in Polish Policy

10.0M

The Roots of Hitler’s Moderation Toward Poland

149.0K

Chapter 14. The British Blank Check to Poland

2.4M

Anglo-French Differences

1.9M

Bonnet’s Visit to London

3.6M

Franco-Polish Differences

2.7M

Beck’s Offer to England

2.9M

Halifax’s Decision

3.4M

Beck’s Acceptance of the British Guarantee

3.3M

The Approval of the Guarantee by the British Parties

1.5M

The Statement by Chamberlain

3.6M

The Challenge Accepted by Hitler

19.2M

Beck’s Visit to London

4.6M

Beck’s Satisfaction

156.8K

Chapter 15. The Deterioration of German-Polish Relations

4.2M

Beck’s Inflexible Attitude

3.5M

Hitler’s Cautious Policy

4.8M

Bonnet’s Coolness Toward Poland

4.8M

Beck’s Displeasure at Anglo-French Balkan Diplomacy

8.6M

The Beck-Gafencu Conference

7.9M

The Roosevelt Telegrams to Hitler and Mussolini

5.8M

Hitler’s Assurances Accepted by Gafencu

5.2M

Gafencu’s Visit to London

2.6M

Hitler’s Friendship with Yugoslavia

11.0M

Hitler’s Reply to Roosevelt of April 28, 1939

2.5M

Hitler’s Peaceful Intentions Welcomed by Hungary

16.2M

Beck’s Chauvinistic Speech of May 5, 1939

1.8M

Polish Intransigence Approved by Halifax

161.1K

Chapter 16. British Policy and Polish Anti-German Incidents

1.3M

Halifax’s Threat to Destroy Germany

6.0M

The Terrified Germans of Poland

2.0M

Polish Dreams of Expansion

2.4M

The Lodz Riots

5.1M

The Kalthof Murder

4.3M

The Disastrous Kasprzycki Mission

4.5M

Halifax’s Refusal to Supply Poland

2.3M

Halifax’s Contempt for the Pact of Steel

10.6M

Wohlthat’s Futile London Conversations

9.3M

Polish Provocations at Danzig

1.8M

Potocki’s Effort to Change Polish Policy

5.2M

Forster’s Attempted Danzig Détente

3.4M

The Axis Peace Plan of Mussolini

2.8M

The Peace Campaign of Otto Abetz

2.8M

The Polish Ultimatum to Danzig

6.2M

Danzig’s Capitulation Advised by Hitler

2.3M

German Military Preparations

3.3M

Hungarian Peace Efforts

4.9M

The Day of the Legions in Poland

1.6M

The Peaceful Inclination of the Polish People

157.7K

Chapter 17. The Belated Anglo-French Courtship of Russia

2.4M

Soviet Russia as Tertius Gaudens

1.1M

Russian Detachment Encouraged by the Polish Guarantee

4.9M

The Soviet Union as a Revisionist Power

4.6M

The Dismissal of Litvinov

4.8M

Molotov’s Overtures Rejected by Beck

4.9M

A Russo-German Understanding Favored by Mussolini

3.1M

Strang’s Mission to Moscow

4.2M

Hitler’s Decision for a Pact with Russia

4.6M

The British and French Military Missions

28.2M

The Anglo-French Offer at the Expense of Poland

3.3M

The Ineptitude of Halifax’s Russian Diplomacy

154.0K

Chapter 18. The Russian Decision for a Pact with Germany

2.5M

The Russian Invitation of August 12, 1939

4.0M

The Private Polish Peace Plan of Colonel Kava

1.8M

The Polish Terror in East Upper Silesia

10.7M

Ciano’s Mission to Germany

3.6M

The Reversal of Italian Policy

4.3M

Italy’s Secret Pledge to Halifax

4.1M

Soviet Hopes for a Western European War

5.7M

The Crisis at Danzig

7.7M

Russian Dilatory Tactics

3.0M

The Personal Intervention of Hitler

2.4M

The Complacency of Beck

7.3M

Ribbentrop’s Mission to Moscow

5.9M

Henderson’s Efforts for Peace

6.7M

Bonnet’s Effort to Separate France from Poland

4.7M

The Stiffening of Polish Anti-German Measures

1.6M

The Decline of German Opposition to Hitler

2.9M

Hitler’s Desire for a Negotiated Settlement

160.2K

Chapter 19. German Proposals for an Anglo-German Understanding

4.6M

Chamberlain’s Letter an Opening for Hitler

1.9M

Hitler’s Reply to Chamberlain

5.5M

The Mission of Birger Dahlerus

3.2M

Charles Buxton’s Advice to Hitler

4.9M

The Confusion of Herbert von Dirksen

4.3M

Hitler’s Appeal to the British Foreign Office

4.0M

Polish-Danzig Talks Terminated by Beck

5.2M

Confusion in the British Parliament on August 24th

6.6M

The Roosevelt Messages to Germany and Poland

3.1M

The German Case Presented by Henderson

5.6M

Kennard at Warsaw Active for War

2.4M

The August 25th Göring Message to London

2.8M

Hitler Disturbed About Italian Policy

3.2M

Hitler’s Alliance Offer to Great Britain

1.9M

Hitler’s Order for Operations in Poland on August 26th

9.3M

The Announcement of the Formal Anglo-Polish Alliance

143.3K

Chapter 20. The New German Offer to Poland

3.2M

Halifax Opposed to Polish Negotiations with Germany

3.6M

The Polish Pledge to President Roosevelt

3.5M

Hitler’s Failure to Recover Italian Support

6.2M

Halifax Hopeful for War

4.6M

British Concern About France

6.2M

The Hitler-Daladier Correspondence

4.9M

Hitler’s Desire for Peace Conveyed at London by Dahlerus

8.6M

Kennard Opposed to German-Polish Talks

12.0M

The Deceptive British Note of August 28th

6.4M

Hitler’s Hope for a Peaceful Settlement

3.8M

New Military Measures Planned by Poland

3.7M

The German Note of August 29th

10.4M

The German Request for Negotiation with Poland

164.7K

Chapter 21. Polish General Mobilization and German-Polish War

1.3M

Hitler Unaware of British Policy in Poland

3.8M

General Mobilization Construed as Polish Defiance of Halifax

2.9M

Hitler’s Offer of August 30th to Send Proposals to Warsaw

1.8M

Hitler’s Sincerity Conceded by Chamberlain

3.8M

Henderson’s Peace Arguments Rejected by Halifax

2.7M

A Peaceful Settlement Favored in France

7.6M

The Unfavorable British Note of August 30th

5.2M

The Absence of Trade Rivalry as a Factor for War

9.5M

The Tentative German Marienwerder Proposals

3.2M

Hitler’s Order for Operations in Poland on September 1st

2.7M

Beck’s Argument with Pope Pius XII

3.3M

Italian Mediation Favored by Bonnet

3.5M

The Marienwerder Proposals Defended by Henderson

4.5M

The Lipski-Ribbentrop Meeting

3.5M

The Germans Denounced by Poland as Huns

178.0K

Chapter 22. British Rejection of the Italian Conference Plan and the Outbreak of World War II

665.6K

The German-Polish War

2.2M

Italian Defection Accepted by Hitler

2.7M

Polish Intransigence Deplored by Henderson and Attolico

6.1M

Hitler’s Reichstag Speech of September 1, 1939

5.6M

Negotiations Requested by Henderson and Dahlerus

3.0M

Hitler Denounced by Chamberlain and Halifax

2.3M

Anglo-French Ultimata Rejected by Bonnet

7.7M

Notes of Protest Drafted by Bonnet

2.3M

The Italian Mediation Effort

3.7M

Hitler’s Acceptance of an Armistice and a Conference

4.2M

The Peace Conference Favored by Bonnet

8.1M

Halifax’s Determination to Drive France into War

3.1M

Ciano Deceived by Halifax

2.6M

The Mediation Effort Abandoned by Italy

2.8M

Bonnet Dismayed by Italy’s Decision

1.5M

British Pressure on Daladier and Bonnet

4.3M

The Collapse of French Opposition to War

4.4M

The British and French Declarations of War Against Germany

2.9M

The Unnecessary War

14.1M

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